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MINISTRIES & ORGANIZATIONS Leaders & Time
Altar Servers- Clem Monta &, Toby Vera & Hermanas D.J
1st. Saturday 9:00 am. (English); 3rd Saturday 9:00 am (Spanish)
E. M. of Holy Communion - Albert Allala 2nd Monday 7:00 pm
E. M de Eucaristia- Juan Montalvo segundo Lunes 7:00 pm
Lectors: Raymond Erispe 4th Monday 7:00 pm
Liturgy / Music- Laverne Wiles, Toto Calvo, Sundays 5 pm
Ushers/Greeters- Bill Burling, 2nd Monday of the month 7:00 pm
Offertory Collection Counters- Gloria Casey
Parish Pastoral Council- Joycie Jean, 1st. Monday 7:00 pm
Baptismal classes- (Eng) Dn. Wiles & Mrs.Whistler
1st Tuesday of the month 7:00 p.m.
Catholic Daughters Barbara Vasquez, 3rd.Thursday 6:30 pm
Couples for Christ- Albert Allala, 1st Saturday 7:00 pm
Keenagers: +55- Eloisa Duarte, 2nd Saturday 12:00 noon
Knights of Columbus: John Freddie, 1st. Sunday 9: 30 am
Ladies’ Guild– Lupe Ramon 2nd Wed. of the month 1:00 pm
Legion of Mary- Ronnie Richard, Tuesday at 7:15 p.m.
Vocation Committee- Ronnie Richard
Church Bazaar: Jack Lemp, & Hector Hernandez
Facilities Maintenance Bob Jurek & Daron Monteih
Samaritan Ministries
R.C.I.A. – Hermanas DJ , Mondays 7:00 –8:30 p.m.,
Youth ministry-Hope Lesnau hlesnau@comcast.net
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Our Patron Saint
About Our Patron Saint
St. Dominic
Feastday: August 8Patron of Astronomers b. 1170 d. 1221
St. Dominic
St. Dominic (1170-1221). Son of Felix Guzman and Bl. Joan of Aza, he was born at Calaruega, Spain, studied at the Univ. at Palencia, was probably ordained there while pursuing his studies and was appointed canon at Osma in 1199. There he became prior superior of the chapter, which was noted for its strict adherence to the rule of St. Benedict. In 1203 he accompanied Bishop Diego de Avezedo of Osma to Languedoc where Dominic preached against the Albigensians (heresy) and helped reform the Cistercians. Dominic founded an institute for women at Prouille in Albigensian territory in 1206 and attached several preaching friars to it. When papal legate Peter of Castelnan was murdered by the Albigensians in 1208, Pope Innocent III launched a crusade against them headed by Count Simon IV of Montfort which was to continue for the next seven years. Dominic followed the army and preached to the heretics but with no great success. In 1214 Simon gave him a castle at Casseneuil and Dominic with six followers founded an order devoted to the conversion of the Albigensians; the order was canonically approved by the bishop of Toulouse the following year. He failed to gain approval for his order of preachers at the fourth General Council of the Lateran in 1215 but received Pope Honorius III's approval in the following year, and the Order of Preachers (the Dominicans) was founded. Dominic spent the last years of this life organizing the order, traveling all over Italy, Spain and France preaching and attracting new members and establishing new houses. The new order was phenomenally successful in conversion work as it applied Dominic's concept of harmonizing the intellectual life with popular needs. He convoked the first general council of the order at Bologna in 1220 and died there the following year on August 6, after being forced by illness to return from a preaching tour in Hungary. He was canonized in 1234 and is the patron saint of astronomers. Feast day is Aug. 8.( source- catholic online)
Feastday: August 8Patron of Astronomers b. 1170 d. 1221
St. Dominic
St. Dominic (1170-1221). Son of Felix Guzman and Bl. Joan of Aza, he was born at Calaruega, Spain, studied at the Univ. at Palencia, was probably ordained there while pursuing his studies and was appointed canon at Osma in 1199. There he became prior superior of the chapter, which was noted for its strict adherence to the rule of St. Benedict. In 1203 he accompanied Bishop Diego de Avezedo of Osma to Languedoc where Dominic preached against the Albigensians (heresy) and helped reform the Cistercians. Dominic founded an institute for women at Prouille in Albigensian territory in 1206 and attached several preaching friars to it. When papal legate Peter of Castelnan was murdered by the Albigensians in 1208, Pope Innocent III launched a crusade against them headed by Count Simon IV of Montfort which was to continue for the next seven years. Dominic followed the army and preached to the heretics but with no great success. In 1214 Simon gave him a castle at Casseneuil and Dominic with six followers founded an order devoted to the conversion of the Albigensians; the order was canonically approved by the bishop of Toulouse the following year. He failed to gain approval for his order of preachers at the fourth General Council of the Lateran in 1215 but received Pope Honorius III's approval in the following year, and the Order of Preachers (the Dominicans) was founded. Dominic spent the last years of this life organizing the order, traveling all over Italy, Spain and France preaching and attracting new members and establishing new houses. The new order was phenomenally successful in conversion work as it applied Dominic's concept of harmonizing the intellectual life with popular needs. He convoked the first general council of the order at Bologna in 1220 and died there the following year on August 6, after being forced by illness to return from a preaching tour in Hungary. He was canonized in 1234 and is the patron saint of astronomers. Feast day is Aug. 8.( source- catholic online)
Welcome !
Welcome to the St. Dominic Ministry Blog
Here you will find schedules for Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Commuion, Altar Servers, Ushers and Greeters, Couples for Christ , Adult Education
and Our Youth Ministry.
You will also find other important news and links to help with our ministry here at St. Dominic Catholic Church. May God Bless all who visit here.................
Here you will find schedules for Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Commuion, Altar Servers, Ushers and Greeters, Couples for Christ , Adult Education
and Our Youth Ministry.
Please scroll down the page to find a post for the ministry you are intrusted by The Lord with.
You will also find other important news and links to help with our ministry here at St. Dominic Catholic Church. May God Bless all who visit here.................
Contact us
Email- stdominicministry@gmail.com
Ministry leaders
MINISTRIES & ORGANIZATIONS Leaders & Time
Altar Servers- Clem Monta &, Toby Vera & Hermanas D.J
1st. Saturday 9:00 am. (English); 3rd Saturday 9:00 am (Spanish)
E. M. of Holy Communion - Albert Allala 2nd Monday 7:00 pm
E. M de Eucaristia- Juan Montalvo segundo Lunes 7:00 pm
Lectors: Raymond Erispe 4th Monday 7:00 pm
Liturgy / Music- Laverne Wiles, Toto Calvo, Sundays 5 pm
Ushers/Greeters- Bill Burling, 2nd Monday of the month 7:00 pm
Offertory Collection Counters- Gloria Casey
Parish Pastoral Council- Joycie Jean, 1st. Monday 7:00 pm
Baptismal classes- (Eng) Dn. Wiles & Mrs.Whistler
1st Tuesday of the month 7:00 p.m.
Catholic Daughters Barbara Vasquez, 3rd.Thursday 6:30 pm
Couples for Christ- Albert Allala, 1st Saturday 7:00 pm
Keenagers: +55- Eloisa Duarte, 2nd Saturday 12:00 noon
Knights of Columbus: John Freddie, 1st. Sunday 9: 30 am
Ladies’ Guild– Lupe Ramon 2nd Wed. of the month 1:00 pm
Legion of Mary- Ronnie Richard, Tuesday at 7:15 p.m.
Vocation Committee- Ronnie Richard
Church Bazaar: Jack Lemp, & Hector Hernandez
Facilities Maintenance Bob Jurek & Daron Monteih
Samaritan Ministries
R.C.I.A. – Hermanas DJ , Mondays 7:00 –8:30 p.m.,
Youth ministry-Hope Lesnau hlesnau@comcast.net
List of Helpful Links you can click on to use- this will re-direct you to their website
- Us Catholic Bishops
- The Vatican Website
- The new parish website !!!
- The Legion of Mary
- Texas right to life
- The old parish website
- New Advent .org
- lector training
- Knights of Columbus Council #10779 St. Dominic council
- Houston/Galveston Arch Diocese
- Houston Coalition for Life
- Eucharistic minister training
- Eternal Word Television Network
- Couples For Christ Usa.Net
- Catholic online.org
- Catholic Answers
- Catechism of the Catholic Church
- Altar server training video
- Altar server training manual